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Why does Jesus call Himself the bread of life? Does this relate to communion? Why does 1 Corinthians 7 say the husband is sanctified through the wife? My dad is Muslim, and I’m worried about him. What should I do?

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What kind of marriage ceremony is enough for me and my fianc? Why does Ephesians say that Jesus descended? Where to? Lately, I’ve been experiencing an intensity of doubts. What should I do? My new daughter-in-law’s family was offended at my wedding speech. How should I handle this?

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What is repentance toward God? Why are believers going to judge the angels? My friends tell me to keep the Sabbath. Are they right? Where was Jesus for three days after He died? If God forgave all my sins, why would I be judged for them?

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Judgment Day: Should believers be nervous?

Judgment Day sounds intense, right? But should believers be biting their nails? Not a chance! In our EPIC series finale, we dive into Revelation 20-21, where the dead are judged, and the Book of Life takes center stage.

Revelation paints a vivid picture of two groups with two very different outcomes. While unbelievers face judgment, believers are welcomed into a new reality where God wipes away every tear. We’ll see other New Testament passages that affirm this, showing one judgment with two distinct paths.

Plus, 1 Corinthians 6 reveals your role in the final judgment, and it’s not what you might expect. Click through to watch and transform your view of Judgement Day you’ll discover why you can face the future with confidence and joy!

Discussion Questions for Revelation:

1. Read Revelation 20:11-13. Who are the dead? Where do they come from? Why is this important?

2. Read verses 12 and 15. React to this statement: If you’re in the Book of Life, then your deeds are not in the (other) books.

3. Read verses 14-15. What happens to the dead who are judged? What is the clear-cut criterion?

4. Read Revelation 21:1-4. How does this chapter introduce a new group with a totally different experience? What does God say to them?

5. Read 2 Corinthians 5:10. Do unbelievers have good deeds? Will believers be recompensed (paid back) for bad deeds (sins)? Therefore, how does 2 Corinthians 5:10 align with Revelation in terms of there being two groups with two different outcomes?

6. Likewise, how does Matthew 25 align with the above passages in terms of there being one judgment, two groups, and two outcomes?

7. What does 1 Corinthians 6 say about your role at the final judgment? How might this transform your view of those events? What does this make you feel?

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Why is it so hard for me to believe my "sins of omission" are forgiven? I feel guilty (like a hypocrite) when I read the Bible or pray, because of my choices lately. What can I do? How do 2 Corinthians 5 and Romans 14 fit together and show us what will happen at the final judgment? Is there a deeper message than "spending time with God"? What about renewing our minds? If a believer dies by suicide, what happens to them?

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What is the Amplified Bible? What are your thoughts on translations? Could you pray for me and my grandsons? What’s the deal with circumcision in the Old Testament? And what about women? So, who created God?

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Should we turn away children and unbelievers from participating in the Lord’s Supper? What is your best advice for worship leaders? My husband died recently; and a friend told me God takes us early when we make bad decisions. Is this true?

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What was Jesus doing in the Sermon on the Mount? I’m experiencing spiritual manipulation at my church. What should I do? I’ve heard that, over time, I will receive more faith. Is this true?

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What do the different soils represent in the Parable of the Sower? If my kids are saved, will they eventually stop what they’re doing? Our pastor seems to convert every sermon into a call to do more for God. What should we do?

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How should I approach dating as a believer? I'm still married (legally) but would like to possibly marry someone else now. What should I do? I question my salvation due to my ongoing addiction to prescription drugs. Shouldn't I have overcome my addiction by now if I'm truly saved?

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